Feedback On Saddlemen Explorer Seat
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I'm considering the Saddlemen Explorer Seat with driver backrest. (Either G-Tech, Ultimate or Special). If you have any experience with these Saddlemen seats please give some feedback related to the following:
- Comfort over the long haul
- Riding position compared to stock (more forward, backward, higher, lower)
- Fitment on bike
-Overall opinion
It's a big investment and I hope to make the correct decision the first time.
Thank you in advance for your opinions!
- Comfort over the long haul
- Riding position compared to stock (more forward, backward, higher, lower)
- Fitment on bike
-Overall opinion
It's a big investment and I hope to make the correct decision the first time.
Thank you in advance for your opinions!
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I just installed the Saddleman solo on my Dyna. I also got the passenger pad but did not install that yet. So it's been faking cold in Jersey and now I got the flu, so I've only been able to sit in the damn thing. I got this because I had the Saddlman explorer G on my recently sold Street Glide. Rode it on an 1800 mile trip to the Tail, and loved it. I figures it will be just as good on my Dyna. It sits me , i'm gonna guess, an inch higher than stock seat. I think
also that its not a very big seat. That was actually one of my first impressions. I'm 5'10 and 165Lbs, so i'm fine on it, but I would wonder if a big guy would like it . I'll try to get a picture of it on the bike in the next day or so and post it.
also that its not a very big seat. That was actually one of my first impressions. I'm 5'10 and 165Lbs, so i'm fine on it, but I would wonder if a big guy would like it . I'll try to get a picture of it on the bike in the next day or so and post it.
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I just installed the Saddleman solo on my Dyna. I also got the passenger pad but did not install that yet. So it's been faking cold in Jersey and now I got the flu, so I've only been able to sit in the damn thing. I got this because I had the Saddlman explorer G on my recently sold Street Glide. Rode it on an 1800 mile trip to the Tail, and loved it. I figures it will be just as good on my Dyna. It sits me , i'm gonna guess, an inch higher than stock seat. I think
also that its not a very big seat. That was actually one of my first impressions. I'm 5'10 and 165Lbs, so i'm fine on it, but I would wonder if a big guy would like it . I'll try to get a picture of it on the bike in the next day or so and post it.
also that its not a very big seat. That was actually one of my first impressions. I'm 5'10 and 165Lbs, so i'm fine on it, but I would wonder if a big guy would like it . I'll try to get a picture of it on the bike in the next day or so and post it.
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Width says 11.5 inches. I think Mustangs says 13.5. Big difference maybe if you have a big butt. I had a Corbin classic solo on my SG that I put many thousands of miles on. It was 15 inches wide. Corbin solo for dyna is only 12 wide. You would think these manufacturers would take all sizes into consideration when designing.
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No experience with those models, but my Explorer Road Sofa is the most comfortable seat I've had. It's much better than the Sundowner, although some don't like the appearance of the RS, (with buttons down the center.)
Reading the Saddlemen notes on my seat, it read that it was meant to have the same stance as the stock seat. That is true with the RS; same height and distance as stock. However, the way the seat is constructed where the back meets the bottom helps me sit more upright. (back, neck, wrist, shoulder problems.) (>}
I had considered a backrest before I got the RS, but don't feel like I have to have one now. Although, I can see where a backrest would be nice, sometimes.
Reading the Saddlemen notes on my seat, it read that it was meant to have the same stance as the stock seat. That is true with the RS; same height and distance as stock. However, the way the seat is constructed where the back meets the bottom helps me sit more upright. (back, neck, wrist, shoulder problems.) (>}
I had considered a backrest before I got the RS, but don't feel like I have to have one now. Although, I can see where a backrest would be nice, sometimes.
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